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 ====== 1. Trajectory of a projectile ====== ====== 1. Trajectory of a projectile ======
 +[[https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1Edmdk8mft0K5_MSEcSW7qc31sz7jlubL?usp=sharing|Report sample in Google Colab]].
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 The report should have the following five sections. Each section must be written by a separate student. The whole report must be in a single Google Colab file and attached from Google Drive into the associated Google Classroom assignment. The report should have the following five sections. Each section must be written by a separate student. The whole report must be in a single Google Colab file and attached from Google Drive into the associated Google Classroom assignment.
  
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 For this experiment you have to use the following apparatus: a table, a bench, a ramp, some marble balls, 3 white recording papers, 3 carbon papers, some adhesive tape for fixing the papers on the table or bench, a long meter scale to measure long heights and lengths, a short meter scale for measuring short distances on the recording papers, and a weight scale to measure the mass of a ball. For this experiment you have to use the following apparatus: a table, a bench, a ramp, some marble balls, 3 white recording papers, 3 carbon papers, some adhesive tape for fixing the papers on the table or bench, a long meter scale to measure long heights and lengths, a short meter scale for measuring short distances on the recording papers, and a weight scale to measure the mass of a ball.
  
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 Describe how you set up the apparatus on the table. Describe how you set up the apparatus on the table.
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 | Position of the first bounce at A | $s$ |  cm | $\delta s=$ cm | | Position of the first bounce at A | $s$ |  cm | $\delta s=$ cm |
 | Position of the second bounce at B | $s'$ |  cm | $\delta s'=$ cm | | Position of the second bounce at B | $s'$ |  cm | $\delta s'=$ cm |
-| Maximum height between A and B | $h$ |  cm | $\delta h= $ cm |+| Maximum height between A and B | $h$ |  cm | $\delta h = $ cm |
  
 Describe how collected these data. Describe how collected these data.
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 Using the five measurements you will have to calculate the following quantities. Using the five measurements you will have to calculate the following quantities.
  
-==== - Time and velocity ====+==== - Velocity ====
 First, calculate the time for the ball to leave the ramp and reach point A which is $t = \sqrt{2y/g}$. First, calculate the time for the ball to leave the ramp and reach point A which is $t = \sqrt{2y/g}$.
  
 Horizontal component of the acceleration of the ball $a_x=0$, so the horizontal velocity of the ball $ v_x = s/t$. The vertical velocity of the ball just before it hits the table at point A would be $ v_y = -gt = -\sqrt{2gh}$. Horizontal component of the acceleration of the ball $a_x=0$, so the horizontal velocity of the ball $ v_x = s/t$. The vertical velocity of the ball just before it hits the table at point A would be $ v_y = -gt = -\sqrt{2gh}$.
  
-From the maximum height $h$, you can calculate the time it took for the marble to go from points A to B. We know $h=gt'^2/4$ and therefore $t' = \sqrt{4h/g}$. So the horizontal velocity of the ball would be $ v_x = (s'-s)/t'$. And the vertical component of the velocity of the ball after it leaves point A is $ v_y' = g t' / 2 $.+From the maximum height $h$, you can calculate the time it took for the marble to go from points A to B ($t'$). We know $h=gt'^2/4$ and therefore $t' = \sqrt{4h/g}$. So the horizontal velocity of the ball after leaving A would be $ v_x= (s'-s)/t'$. And the vertical component of the velocity of the ball after it leaves point A is $ v_y' = g t' / 2 $.
  
-So the net velocity of the ball before it impacts at A is $v = \sqrt{v_x^2+v_y^2}$. And the net velocity of the ball after it impacts at A is $v' = \sqrt{v_x^2+v_y'^2}$.+So the net velocity of the ball before it impacts at A is $v = \sqrt{v_x^2+v_y^2}$. And the net velocity of the ball after it impacts at A is $v' = \sqrt{v_x'^2+v_y'^2}$.
  
 The angle of the trajectory before reaching A is $ \theta = \tan^{-1}(v_y/v_x) $ and after leaving A $ \theta' = \tan^{-1}(v_y'/v_x')$. The angle of the trajectory before reaching A is $ \theta = \tan^{-1}(v_y/v_x) $ and after leaving A $ \theta' = \tan^{-1}(v_y'/v_x')$.
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 Vertical component of the momentum before reaching A $P_y=mv_y$ and after leaving A $P'_y = mv'_y$. Vertical component of the momentum before reaching A $P_y=mv_y$ and after leaving A $P'_y = mv'_y$.
  
-Horizontal component of the momentum before reaching A $P_x=mv_x$.+Vertical component of the momentum before reaching A $P_x'=mv_x'$ and after leaving A $P'_x = mv'_x$.
  
-Net momentum before reaching A $p = mv$+So the net momentum before reaching A $p = mv$ and the net momentum after leaving A is $p' = mv'$.
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-Net momentum after leaving A $p' = mv'$.+
  
 ==== - Impulse ==== ==== - Impulse ====
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 ==== - Discussion ==== ==== - Discussion ====
 +Answer the following questions: 
 +  - What is the difference between systematic and stochastic error? Which errors in this experiment are systematic and which are stochastic? 
 +  - Why is $\delta s' > \delta h > \delta s$? 
 +  - Which velocity is greater, before reaching point A or after leaving A? 
 +  - Is the impulse positive or negative? Why?
 ==== - Conclusion ==== ==== - Conclusion ====
  
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-===== Report sample ===== 
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